08 Nov 1945
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1945
Page
1
The note states an inability to sign the Document of Surrender and asks if all can sign the Document of Victory instead. It hints at a group decision or alternative outcome but provides no clear resolution or names.
The text invites Manitoba citizens to sign the Document of Victory in support of Canada's Victory Loan. It notes the signatures will be kept in municipal offices and urges individuals to ensure their names appear on the document during the October to November 1945 period.
The Document of Victory appeals to all Manitoba citizens to acknowledge the debt to the Armed Services and to join in signing. When campaigns end, municipal Documents of Victory will be kept as permanent records in offices, recognizing those who served and sacrificed for freedom.
The Legion invites Service and Ex-Service people and the public to a Memorial Observance at the monument on Sunday November 11 at 10 15 a m. A wreath laying ceremony follows at 11 a m and a Memorial Service at the Anglican Church. Poppy Day Sales in Roblin Saturday November 10. Wear a poppy to remember those who will not return.
A compact column discusses Windsor strikes with 250 outside police and a proposed national Labour Day pause. It notes 1942 578000 union members, 354 strikes, and 402 in 1943, plus tensions in reconversion and job scarcity. It also ponders hunting news, deer and duck totals, a child’s bias toward Chinese, Halloween memories, National Newspaper Week, and the value of local papers in democracy.
Hon. John C. Dryden outlines a Manitoba Rural Area Plan enabling local boards and an Area Board to govern education with delegated powers, funds raised by local levy, and a two-tier administration aimed at demonstrations sites. The meeting urged further local briefings.
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